(47 reviews)
Why it's a best pick:
Despite being the least expensive HDTV on this list, the Panasonic G10’s overall performance is only rivaled by the Panasonic V10 series. Superb performance, combined with a large 54” screen, make this plasma TV an ideal choice for watching sports. The Panasonic TC-P54G10 has exceptional image quality with incredibly deep black levels and extremely accurate grayscale and colors when using the set’s THX mode. This set also features VieraCast, which provides access to interactive Internet services such as YouTube or Picasa over Ethernet. Connectivity is sufficient with 3 HDMI ports (2 in the rear, 1 on the side) and plenty of other inputs such as composite, S-video, and VGA. Available for around $1600 online, the TC-P54G10 is a great bargain and the top choice for any sports enthusiasts looking that wants a large HDTV without breaking the bank.
Average User Rating:
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47 total reviews)
Stunning July 14 2009Edited 2/4/10 I wanted to edit this review with an update. In the past couple of weeks there has been alot of attention on the Panasonic Vierra series ...read full review
Wow May 27 2009I finally convinced my fiancee that we needed to upgrade her old 27 inch CRT in our living room to a new HDTV and after researching for a few months, I cam...read full review
Just right. July 03 2009I bought this TV from the local Video Only for $1850 in late May, but didn't pick it up until the Friday before Father's Day (since I got it for my father)...read full review
Manufacturer Description: If you demand the best from your viewing experience, the G10 Series of Plasma HDTVs was created just for you. They boast cinema-quality movie reproduction, clear, smooth sports and gaming action even Web entertainment. All made possible by Neo PDP technology, which delivers sharp, detailed images, deep blacks and remarkable brightness, and all with lower power consumption.
I have a Panasonic 20" LCD TV Model # TC-20LA2
Serial # uj4230052 March 2004
I have had this TV 4 to 5 years I won it at a golf outing 2004or 2005. Just yesterday Sept. 30 2009 the LCD TV over heated and started smoking. I unplugged cleared the smoke and plugged back in and it stop smoking, the tv has sound and channel works but there is no picture, you see some lines you hear people talking but no picture. Is this common after 5 years on a LCD tv by panasonic.
